skill-generator

Automating scaffolding for new developer tools is achieved by generating directory structures, sub-agent files, and workflow templates. This ensures structural consistency and adherence to best practices without manual file creation.

Skill generation is the automated creation of structured workflows that clarifies user input into detailed requirements. It enhances context by conducting web research for best practices to inform design decisions before generating templates.

Yes, interactive requirements gathering can be used to define a new framework before generating files. The process guides you through defining the purpose and structuring components to ensure all necessary templates are accurately populated.

The best way to structure sub_agents and references is by following a structured framework that scaffolds directory structures and workflow definitions. This approach validates consistency and enforces best practices across all generated components.

Yes, the skill generation process integrates web research for meta-level design decisions. It conducts web searches for relevant patterns and best practices to inform the structure and logic of the newly created automation workflows.

You should not use an automated scaffolding framework for meta-level skill creation when your project requires highly customized directory structures or workflow definitions that deviate significantly from established best practices and standard templates.